Thanks Barbara for the great photos and âright to the pointâ explanation.
There is a LOT to explain about what clients observe with all types of hair removal procedures. âSeeing is believing,â but what you believe is not necessarily factual. (Iâve always thought that âseeing is believingâ is a stupid âold sayingâ anyway.)
Consider that a smaller hair is rendered nearly invisible in a âforestâ of gigantic hairs. If you are shaving (or tweezing), this literally makes the smaller hairs disappear as you focus on the âtimber.â Once the âtimberâ is cleared away, âoh my Godâ you now see the smaller hairs that were there all the time.
One client from Georgia named this the âSequoia Effect.â In this case he only wanted the âbig hairsâ removed. However, once the big hairs were removed, he now saw the smaller hairs as the âSequoiasâ ⌠and so on, until everything got zapped.
Yep, there used to be all kinds of nonsense like the âbreaking down processâ that said ONE hair had to be treated 6 or 7 times, would become âthinner and thinnerâ and then finally be removed forever. Lots of our colleagues were taught such fairy tales in school too. Some of them still believe it?